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Connemara 40%
| Category | Single Malt Whiskey from |
| Bottler | Distillery Bottling |
| Strength | 40.0 % Vol. |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Availability |  |
| Price | ± € 32.00 | £ 27.17 | $ 41.17 |
| Added: 31 Jan. 2010 2:01 pm | |
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Notes & Reviews
posted 6 Dec. 2012
For me, it is an disgusting whisky. It tastes like plastic. The only whisky that I don` t like. Sorry.
posted 1 Oct. 2012
Nose: Smokey peatiness balanced by heather floralness with hints of honey and oak. Taste: Silky smooth with a honey sweet start, followed by more complex aromas of malt and fruit giving way to the intensifying full bodied peat. A well-balanced yet complex taste with vanilla oak notes. Finish: A long and glorious finish with golden honey notes and deep peat spreading across the mouth and palate. Hints of chocolate vanilla and oak leave a mouth-watering taste!
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posted 10 Sep. 2012
Gatopardo gave this whisky 75 points
Peat, peat, peat, peat... and what else? In my humble opinion lacks of something else behind the peat. Anyway, I won´t say no to a dram of it. An average whisky that can be enjoyable for a non demanding palate.
posted 24 May. 2012
HunterRomario gave this whisky 83 points
Color
Pale straw
Nose
Sladká, čistá rašelina, vanilka a květinové tony - jedna z nejhlubších a nejkomplexnějších irskych vůní.
Taste
Chuť opět velmi sladká, rašelinová, měkce medová a olejovitá, báječně kouřová.
Finish
Vysychá a trochu získává dubovou kousavost, ale rašelina se valí dál.
Comments
posted 11 Jul. 2011
hsmithjr gave this whisky 76 points
I liked it, but there was something missing. Maybe Ireland is not ready for the peated variety. it sure can`t hold a candle to Islay!
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posted 9 Jul. 2010
CrilleVBG gave this whisky 77 points
Color
Pale gold
Nose
I can feel some peaty notes, very few.. But there is something in the background, a bitter aroma..
Taste
The taste is alright, a hint of peat. But here comes the strange flavor again, old socks maybe.
Finish
The finish is medium long. Smooth and with a peppery end.
Comments
Peaty irish whisky? Not yet. This Connemara with no age statement is not a great whisky, but enjoyable.
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